It's Wholefoods.
I have been perplexed and curious about the super-foods that have been so on-trend recently with people turning to plant-based diets and organic produce. So my non health-concious mother and I stepped into the unknown on our first visit to Wholefoods. All very new to this I have been following the vlogs of Niomi Smart- a youtube vlogger/blogger who posts videos on health and wellbeing and beauty including useful simple tutorials of passably edible-looking concoctions. Her 'What I eat in a day' and Haul videos are particularly useful! Check her out HERE
So here is a run down of my purchases (pictured abover) and their god-damn expensive prices
(from L-R):
Raw Cacao powder 100g (not Coco it's pronounced CA-COW darling!) - £3.99
Bounce Energy Ball in Almond Protein Hit- £2.00
Bounce Energy Ball in Apple and Cinnamon Protein Punch- £2.00
Acai Powder 113g (pronounced A-SIGH-EEE not A-QUI)- £15.99
Rare Himalayan Bananas- £1.79 (they are not as stated but they should be with that price!)
Fresh Olive Mix- £2.64
Rude Health Almond Drink 1L- £1.69
Luke's Organic 'Ancient Grain' Tortilla Chips - £2.35
Vita Coco Coconut Oil- £4.79
Strawberries - £5.99
Mangos- £2.75
Belvoir Spice Apple and Ginger Cordial - £3.15
Biona Organia Raspberry Cookies- £1.99
Salt of the Earth Classic Deodrant- £4.99
Nairns Biscuit Breaks in Choc Chip- £1.80
Ken and Jesse's Cookie- £1.20 (was divine)
I would definitely go here again- the health and beauty bit smells like delicious turkish delight for one thing and there is such a vast range of products that you don't tend to find in the supermarkets although I did find myself irritatingly correct my mum on the posh pronunciation of the exotic powders...but anyhoo I hope this blog post will motivate me to experiment and post my findings and impressions of this healthy food haul- so watch this space!
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